Dear Choralnet users, I hope you’ll be interested in some of my music – I mainly write for choir, and it would be good to hear from you with some details of what sort of repertoire you’d be interested in. I’m trying to make the jump from amateur to professional composer, and would appreciate […]
New Publications
New video: “Jingle Bells Hallelujah Chorus”
For a hearty laugh: A hilarious video of Chicago a cappella singing my new piece, “Jingle Bells Hallelujah Chorus,” is availble at: www.youtube.com/watch?v=jci6yQ7t8W4 Happy holidays, Jonathan Miller singwow(at)comcast.net jmiller(at)chicagoacappella.org
“The Angels’ Song” (SSA-minor divisi), a cappella, Christmas, FREE
While you are in the holiday spirit, you are invited to consider “The Angels’ Song,” available FREE here: http://www.choralmelodies.com/SSAA.php SSA (with minor divisi), original lyrics and music, approximately 5 1/2 minutes in length. Listen: Happy Holidays and Best Wishes for a Harmonious New Year!
“Humming Chorus” (Mme. Butterfly)
I’ve just had occasion to set the gorgeous “Humming Chorus” from Puccini’s Madama Butterfly for male a cappella chorus, TTBBB, in both Bb (orig. key) and C. This would make a lovely encore piece. If interested in hearing an mp3 and viewing a pdf of the score, just let me know. Happy Holidays […]
The Death of Lincoln SATB 2:45
A simple unaccompanied setting of the 1871 poem by William Cullen Bryant (1794-1878) – easy. Especially appropriate for Memorial Day, and other occasions celebrating Lincoln and our American heritage in general. All my works are written into Sibelius, so fully professional scores in PDF or printed pages are available, with each transaction appropriate to […]
The new Requiem setting by Gerald Hendrie
This work is for SATB & organ, with optional solo cello and timpani, is very much in the French style, with a distinctive organ part. The text is partially in Latin (outer movements) and English (appropriate Psalm settings in the Coverdale translation as used in UK Anglican cathedrals: in addition to performances of the entire […]

